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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02
FEEDING THE NEW CHINPANZEE.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR CRowLEY's NATE IN HER
NEW HOME.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR CROwLEY'S NATE IN HER
NEW HOME.
The new female chmpanzee in Central Park was tho
subjsot of much inquiry at the arsenal yesterday
She received these attentions modesty and without
any of the demonstrations that Crowley INDUCES ID
when his cage Is surrounded by visitors.
Since her capture the c1impanzee has been fed on
fruit and boiled corn. Her diet will be gradually
chang ed to one OF boiled rice aud milk and cod liver
oil on which Crowley has thrived well. When
the new food was given her in q yesterday.
she tasted il daintily and regarded the keeper with
suspicion as she smacked her lips The flavor oi the
cod-liyer oil seemed to meet her approval, and II
slipped down her throat quickly that she looked up
wisttully for a second mouthtul From an exanina
ton of her teeth Director Conklin aud j. +. rLomp
son. who secured the chimpanzee of opinion thai
she is nearly two years old She captured at the
headwaters of the Congo and brought down "a
Stanley Falls by the negro women In March, where
she was sold and came by sailing vessel from tho
mouth OF the Congo to Liverpool There wan sharp
bidding tor her In Liverpool, hut she was bought BY
Mr. Thompson's agent for ElOO.
Director Conkn says that sbe Is older and really
ger THAI Crowley when he was received at the
Park and that, Judging from her appearance, che
could most likely he successfully raised.
~ see that most Of the papers insist op giving the
cb,mpanzee an Irish NAME" added Mr. Conklin. %
cannot detect any Hibernian characteristics In her
features The suggestion In THE TRIBUNE that she
be called Topsy seems the most appropriate"
Topsy will be placed in a cage adjoining Croweys
within few days, and in two weeks it Is expected u
keep them together in the same cage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02
AxERroAy INSTITUTE or INSTRUCTION.

BURLINGTON, VT. July / CSpeciall.-The coming
meeting Of thu American Institute OF Instruction
which will bsgin In this city on Tuesday. July o.
promises TO be must successful. An attendance OF
over 1000 teachers Is already assured, including
leading educators from the six New-EnEland States
New-York New-Jersey and rennsy lvania- The OH
GERS OF the Institute President j. Milton Hail. OF
Providence; Secretary George T. Church OF Rhode
Island and Treasurer j. w. Webster. OF Maiden,
Mass will arrive tomorrow with a number OF prom-
nent mcnbers. The reception committee, consisting
OF Governor L. J. Ormsbee, Mayor w. W. Henry
Justus Dart, State superintendent OF Education [;
Presdent NJ. \. Buekham, of the University OF Yer
mont; j. Gregory Smith, General i 3 Peck, Colonel
W. A. Crombie, w. l.. Burnapp, Collector Is. B.
Smaley, the Rev. j. J. Bliss, DIR. j. b. Wheeler, and
G. h. Allen, propose 20 extend a cordial welcome to
visiting teachers. The annual meeting OF the New
York State Teachers Association is 10 be held et
Ezabei ht0wn ist the lake from Burlington at
the same time the American Institute IS in sesson aud
a number of teachers from New-York are expected TO
be present one more days Senator Edmunds has
beer invi ed 10 address the teachera Among promi-
nent NewYorkers having interested themselves In the
coming meeting are DR.. W. Seward Webb and Colonel
lie Grand Is. Cannon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02
THE xURDrRrns OF DETECTIVE HULL1oAx.

CLEVELAND, July 1.-The three murderers Of De-
tactive Hulligan are Cleveland They arrived this
morning in the Dero boat The prisoners were brought
OF the boat caaned together and had their hands fast
ened with steel banda Their coats were thrown over
their shoulders and they hobbled into the first patrol
wagon cheer broke forth from 1000 people on the
wharf Tho drivers whipped up their horses and away
went the loaded down with olcors In blue
coats and detectives armed 10 the teeth
Blinkey" Morgan has heavy crop OF vhiskers oil
over his face They cut close but are dyed deep
black Notwithstanding his disguise he IL Blinkey"
jusf the sans The prisoners taken 10 the Central
Police station locked together cell Their shackes
were NOT removed When the landing Was made some
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE

ST. LOUIS, July (SDeeidb.-A number OF Important
changes were made to-day In the management OF tho
Missouri Pacific In circular issued by General MANA
ger Clark notice given OF the resignation OF William
Kerrigan from the position of general superintendent OF
the lines OF that road and the appointment OF A. w.
Dickinson to succeed him general superintendent or
the Missouri Pacific and the Missouri Kansas ana iets
north OF Texas, aud the appointment of Joseph horfh
AS general super OF tue Iron Mountain Kali
road the Little ocS Railroad and the leased lines ot INC
Missouri Pacific In Texas
CHICAGO July IA dispatch to The Times from Hors'
ton Tex. says: Tho Texas Traffic Association met
Yesterday morning in called session The meeting was
held 10 discuss formally the dissolution OF the associa-
ton Tho Atchison Topeka aud Santa Fe people demand
a reduction OF rates between Kansas city and Texas
TO-"
LINCOLN Neb, July 1.Artces OF Incorporation OF the
Lincoln aud Black Hills Railroad Company have been
Med In the Secretary OF States office The principal
place OF transacng business will be at Central City,
The OF the corporation is TO construct aroad
from Central City, running In norhwestery direction
through the counties OF Merrick Howard Greeley
Wheeler Garfield, Holt, Brown aud Keyapoha, with
man, Valley, Greeley Custer Loup, Blaine, Brown,
cherry Nance Boone and Wheeler. and also In morgan
Ied territories lying OF Blaine and south OF Cherry
Counties. The capital stock Is $5.OOO.0OO The com
pany incorporated by &. W. Hodredge, president
and ]. g. Taylor, secretary.
PHILADELPHIA, July / (SpeeiaD.-The Commuters
Association tho Philadelphia Germantown and Norris
town branch OF the Reading Railroad held public meet
ing ut Vernon Hall. Germantown. this evening. to pro-
against the unjust and exorbffant rates OF rare
which the patrons Of the road have been supected
within the feW months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02
TIE yoLANTE-TYRANT GAME OF BLUFF


F1TALLI INNULIINU ItLT ozhI1 To 11VD a "
GANEsyILLE. Tex, July lSpeciaD.-A general nght
occurred here about to-day In the Texas wagon
yard Tho participants in the ARRAY were two broth
ers, John y. and David Q. Howton on tho one sue
n father and son. James W. and John Pair, on inc
other side. David Howton was killed outright ana
tho other three men were seriously wounded. James
Pair has since died and there Is little hope entertainer
for tho other two wounded men, All the parties arc
from the neghborhood Of Toxanna, lndan Iorri nyy
There has been trouble between inc om.oh 1 yvSSo
fired the hst shot but II John Howton vi yVsnS
pair Young Pair has stated TO several parsons INC, MAJ
tho f,owton brothers invited him 70 go into pio,,
10 rob a train ON the Santa Be Road. Pars REFUSAL
WINS Tho cause OF the trouble. Tho surviving How
ton caalms that when he made tho propoS'1on w -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02

The races will nearly 1890 M as possible
clubhouse The course for classes A. u " anu
will DO around buoy at the west end Oh EXECUTION
Reef TO around buoy OF Mattiucock Point " anu
around turnDg south OF Captains Island 10 buoy
the Reef 70 the buoy AZ the west
aid 10 the starting poin distance OF tWehw9
miles Ali the other classes Will 20 10 the west ouu
Execution Rect then TO Matttncock Point then 70 tne
end OF Execution Reef back TO the west eng
10 the starting point dlstance VI
knots The members OF the cb and their guests
will from the deck OF the steamer Pomona
eleventh annual regatta OF the Empire facht Cuo WI"
az IO2dsL aud Harlem River to ana around the Gangw
buoy The are opeE TO boats belonging 10
any regular yacht cinb.
Philip has sold the schooner yacht Roma for Sir Rod
erck Cameron Handrau Bobbn the owners oil the bos
ton drydock Erie Basin and Of the Marine Iron WORKS
for s. 5Oo sails for England on July 10 TO DO
gone until autumn The built by Beacham. OF Bal
tmore In 1880 length all "a feet; water line
81 feet beam 26 teo depth aet and draught Of ioe
She commanded Captain Whittier vino was nrst mate Vi
the Coronet In the ocean race. ,. ,, .x
Commodore Ceners cutter Medusa which carried away
her Long Island sound OF Port Jefferson Two
weeks ago ted with mast and steel rgsing
book OF the Larchmont Yacht Clnp for 100 com
piled the clubs secretary has been pun
ished II neatly bound In linen and contains map OF tne
list OF officers aud members constitnson oy
sailing rules ALLOW tables and quantt Oh
The clubs neet consists
twenty-five steamers twenty-five schooners sixteen cu.
ers yawls 1ve cabin sloops twentyseyen open
b boats thirty catboas and Two catamarAns
lSO vessels in all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02
WAsHINGrON MOTIFS.

WAsHSGToS Friday, July l, 1887.
INSPECTOR KENNEDY misunderstanding Farcnhd
to-day directed OF John Kennedy Assist
ant Inspector OF Boilers at New-fOrk
THE GovERSMgST's REvESUE-1he total receipts for
June were S33 935 and tue toal receipts tie u.s.
year yesterday 1917 55O39t, III ade up as
follows: Customs, 4Jl7,4OJ.9e3i Internal heVehue
Sl19 l36,4i7; miscellaneous. SJt,siO.+t3
CosvIcT PARpoNED.-rhe President has granted = par
don to Fra Whie convicted IN the Southern Dstct OF
NewYork II passing counterfeit coin and sentenced jury
g. 1888 to four years Imprisonment This convet mas
entirely blind and he Is Pardone1 on the express
condition hat lie return 70 his home III Africa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02
AN EXPLOSION ON THE ELEVA TED RAILWAY.

There was explosion ON the Third A'cine
Elevated Road last night which dew large crowd
but luckily did no very great damage. 1t was at
about twenty minutes past nine, and the down train
was sic wing up PREPARATORY 70 stoYpng at the Ninth
street Station, when the END OF the engines right
lag a uiece OF the piston with 1t. 1T said that
William II, Jackson, bootblack on the corner OF
Eeventh-st was struck by Of the broken end
pins and slightly injured.
The noise OF the explosion, which was about as
loud as report OF a life. gathered crowd, some
Of whom went away with the impression that some.
body had been exploding fireworks from the elevated
road and complaint To this effect reached Police
CAPTAIN Cassidy shortly aftor The disabled engine
and Its cars were pushed down 10 Nnth.st by the
f1affn foowng its passengers transferred, and the
emDty cars and engine run to siding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02

80 o2s 900 bushels against 27s9OooO bushels during
theoorespondinG time last year. The receipts OF lum
Der aggregate 71.34Ooo feet for the season. and the
shipments Of COAL cement etc., up the lake have been
the ursatAat on record The westward movement Of
thraoite coal by Buffalo reached 3s70So tons
this to tons for the corresponding percy
last year; OF cement 1870 1916 barrels against 3SIao
barrels for tho same time In $50, and OF railroad IRON
1000 TONS against 9770 tons In 1885 Inc shipmenss
OF grain 10 the correspondingly large ~ can
the shipments 15.200000 bushels for the sea
son to Il 100000 bushels last year. ana py KAN
1888, 900 bushels, to 100000 In 1885,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02
FERRYBoAr IN COLLISION WITH 4 rug

The Central Railroad fcriyboat .EIizaDeth, WHICH
left the Liberty Street pier at 4:10 D. n yesterday
when about uiidstream got in collision with the tug
C.orpe H. Starr which Is usec as an emigrant
transier boat between Castle Garden and he different
railroad deLots. The Starr struck the Elizabeth on
the for,ya a BOW and carried away the Elllabeth's
rudder and portion Of her guard-ral. The damage
was slight The pilot Of the starr stored over
foward $50 Jersey fats thinking that the boat might
be serious, :. damaged, but discovering that she
was but slignrs injured he changed his course ane
went M the n. e. The damage TO tho Eliz3beth
can DO repaired in O few hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02
AppLyoANTs FOR ADMISSION TO YALE

NEw-HAvEN, July 1.-The number OF candidates under
examination in New-Haven for the freshman classes In
tho academic and scientific departments OF Yale College,
including prelimnares. Is 314. against 2S2 last year.
Including the examinations at other places, the number
about 545. against 476 last The numbers last
Der applying for the present freshman class In the
academic part Is oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02

ments. ss4.2s2 bushels; receipts Of corn, 132.l68
bushels; shipments, 3Os039 bushels The receipts
Of wheat Duluth ,sI x s5e Sa.hs
12:s5 o'clock August wheat dropped to n GENT s1a
closed at 711sG71is cents; August corn at 37oe9SIS
cents August oats at cents August lard ct 30 67s
$50 TO- and August short ribs ct 81 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02
WILLIAM HILL MOORE.

PHILADELPHIA July tSpeeial. William Hill Moore
for many years leading undertaken In TINS CITY, deo
this mornna He was born in Trenton July Is. 1904
e came TO philadelphia In 1919 and after began
business as an undertaken and became wealthy. Hs
had charge of the funerals Of Bushrod Washington ana
John Marshall. Of the Supreme Court OF the United
States Presidents William Henry Harrison and zachary
Taylor Commodores cambridge, Elliott and Hull Al
miral Stewart, ex-President John Quincy Adams ana
many other distinguished public men and private ird
tA,,ala
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02
DR. rALMAoE AND HIS PEOPLE on

About $50 of the members and friends OF the Brooklyn
Tabernacle headed by Dr. and Mrs Talmage and Mayor
ana Mrs Whitney, left Brooklyn yesterday for I'VE
days excursion TO Marthas Vineyard Nantucket and
Newport They embarked In Annex .erryDoat NJ
JEWELS wharf aud we're conveyed by IL to Che SOUND
steamer Pilgrim which chartered for the trip to Fan
River The same vessel will bring the party back from
Newport on Thursday next week Tomorrow VIII DC
spent st Marhas Whey ard Monday at Oak Bluffs. Nan
ticset ami Tuesday ard Wednesday mt Newport Inc
excursion the longest yet taken by the tabernacle
M, mil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02
ENGINEERS IN THE CATSKILLS

THE AMERICAN sOCIETY-INsPECTI0N OF THE
PoUGHKsEPsIE BRIDGE AND CEMENT QUAERIEs.
KINGSTON July 1 (speesab.-The American Society OF
Civil Engineers numbering 30O came up the Hnd-
son River by steamer to-day and were taken to the
Kaatersk Hotel the Catskills by special train on the
Ulster and Delaware snis Afternoon arriving on the
Mountain about $50 O'Clock this evening II Is the an
nua reunion OF the society and the sessions to last
week Tho party includes many prominent engineers
among them being b. s. Church, d. J. Whittemore'
Arthur Beardsley, General Green Colonel Julius Adams,
O. W. Barnes. j. p. Davis, J. NJ Wilson. J. McAlpin,
W. Il Wily James Archibald. A. Bouzain, T. O. Clarke,
Clark Fisher, T. Guthrie. f. Croft. q. Martin e. p.
WORTH r NJ Thurston. samuel sn,cdley, @. Mccnllnm,
NJ r. Endicott Professor Fletcher Of Dartmouth Col
lcge Professors swain and Caldwell OF Cornell Cnver-
sty Business meetings will be held at the hotel each
day. -, 81.
address tomorrow night On Tuesday the society VIII
ipspect the Poughkeepsie Bridge In body, and on
Thursday an excursion to tho kosendae cement quar-
fias will be made M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02
THE AMERICAN SHIPPING LEAGUE.

CHICAGO, July 1.-The Lake Shore and Mississippi Val
10y Department OF tho American shipping and Indus
trial League continued In session today. Congressman
Lawter presiding. The only business OF Importance
transacted was selection OF delegates to attend tho
various Of the league to be held during tho
ensuing year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02
TO CELEBRATE HIS WIFES DEATH
pccin, pispatch to The Chicago Inter. Ocean.

sensation was caused hero yesterday by the issnanc
nv an OK alderman and prominent citizen OF tns cs "a
Sunday next OF the death Of his wife, The lady del last
hiring II is reported that the man has bought 500 wo
~ sircworks 10 be used In the celebration. COM
mis- has been app ntsd by the county judge 70 ex'
anime into his mental condition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02
WILL GEN. GORDON RETURN TO THE SENATE
RGxhfnnton Dfspnfch % me BaLtlsaore sun.

Senator Butler remarked AT or leaving the Executive
Mansion that he believed 1t pretty well settled thai
Secretary Lamar 10 60 upon the supreme Court
bep-h and taat Senator Colqutt VIII become mem
Der 81 the csbinet In charge Of the Interior Depat
ment In sle event OF senator COquitt retiring nom
tho Senate Governor Gordon. Of Georgia, VIII prob
ably succeed him, No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02
WILLIAM w, BILLINGS.

NEw-LoSDoS, Conn, July 1.-william ". Billings
leading Citizen died yesterday at the age OF eighyve
years He was @ son Of Coddington Billings, VINO was
Mayor Of city in 1s33,3t'35 He was engaged In
the whaling business 1923 aud retired with fortune
when the Industry declined. He graduated at Yaie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02
RysHop LANES A. SHORTER.

XENIA, O., July bishop James A. Shorter OF tho
African Methodist Episcopal Church having charge o.
the work South Carolina and Georgia. died suddenly
of heart disease morning his home at Wlberforcos
this county, IN the SEVENTEEN year OF his age
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02
BAPTIST u1yIS7ERs WHO STAYAT HOME.

when TRIBUNE reporter asked the Rev DR.. H.
g. Macarthur last week where he intended 10 spend
the summer he said
expect TO 10 home all through the month Of July
and TO be absent for perhaps 'wO sundays IN August
preaching one sunday Ia Orange, N. j., and the Othor
Ia w-ilaven Conn. While All gone my e'ristaH.
the Row j. Is. Calvert, viii supply my own pulpit
me calvary Church closes. III never ibicrnit-
auy OF services. All departments OF VH "ofA Wi"
20 ON through Lip entire summer Including our ouI
day-scho0i ana woi4 among the Chinese ana Ar
nenians, We have put ourselves III Opposition " tie
tendency to close churches and 10 stop religious Work
during The summer. For tho past Twelve years We
have pursued conrse ana the goodiy congregations
mat nave met anu the large amount OF religious WORK
that has boon done have fully Justified The course ta
have pursued" - -, ., ,,,
and August enable the church to build the la go
hOuse a. jolnlng which mentioned recently IN iht
TRIBUNE The Rev. ID. c. Potter viii spend his vaca-
ton In experimenting the work, Neither INC shu
Street Church nor the Colgate Chapel Will W cio'ea
this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02

one on the dock yelled Hang theml" Morgan turned
entirly around to the cry was TO be carried OUT
while the other two prisoners pulled their hats down over
their ewes aud seemed to be Thoroughly frightened De-
fectiye Huligan's were at the DOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02
THE LARGE COMMERCE. OF BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, NJ Y. July 1.-The receipts Of grain ut the
port Of Buffalo for the month Of JUNG aggregate
bushels which are in excess Of those for any
previous Juno on record with the single exception OF
Jdns, 1880. whom tho receipts were 100000 For
ohe season 70 Juno 30, the receipts sgsisgsf@~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02

DIED AT THE AGE OF ONE HUNDRED AND TWO
John Keenan, laborer died at his house, No. 2sS
Bankst Newark. last night age ono hundred and Two
years He has always enjoyed good health and worried
hard M TO few years before hs death. He leaves Two
sons he was born In Ireland and came to this country
man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02

A protest has been died with the Reorganization Com
mttee OF the Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
pany by william strauss In behalf OF himself aud other
stockholders The original assessment on the stock was
az per share, which assessment was agreed TO- anu
paid. An attempt Ia made by the Reorganization
Committee obtain additional assessment OF ~ DO
per share for which nothing IL given In return The Gu
tire Of $40 share Ia said 10 go into the
property The stockholders asked TO cut down their
holdings OF stock to 10 per cent Of their original
amount besides losing the assessment On the other
hand the first bondholders TO receive new
bonds face and Interest and additional bonus Oh new
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02
aHanE 81 ~ nx Ing urnnx rIrILpn

PROPERTY SOLD BIZ MRS HENRY WILLARD
Mrs Henry Willard for Sl4e67 has disposed OF piece
of property In Fifteth-st, near Madsonave back OF
the Willard mansion to Mary r. Hosdy. who secures
another lot 10 the OF this from ARENAS H. Holmes
Tor SIS 333 Both transactions recorded yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-Leutenant d. D. Stuart has
been de ached from survey steamer Endeavor
and placed waiting orders. Ensigns W. r. wright ana
,Jonn NJ. Purcell, from the Coast Survey steamer
Macarthur and ordered to proceed and wait orders
Naval Cadets Robert L. Russell, h. A. Bisphan, joseph
Strauss, C. s stoBworth and J. f. shinie have been
ordered to ddty In the Coast survey. Lieutenant L. W.
Piepneyer mas been ordered the wabash. at Boston
JJeuieuant Comm anu er Socrates Hubbard aud Passed
Assstapt Engineer jefferson Brown have been granted
six months sick leave Ia accordance with the recomnen
dation OF the iletirng Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02
pENsIoN1Na THE DISABLED vETERANs

wAsHrSGToS, July la statement prepared az the
Pension Office shows that during the last fiscal year
there were issued ll2340 peusop certificates VI TINS
number 55, 1871 original cases. S435 were Mexican
war claims under the act Of January 20. 1887; 1Oo3o
were "amputation cases under the act OF Augusta
1888, and 32,1O7 increase cases. The remainder
were " rel ssue," "restoraton or accrued" claims
This showing is said be- the best ever made by the
Office. In s6i, with the proofs Of disability In nearly
all cases practically hand there 80 127 original
allowances made this the best recorS mp 10 this
year. The statement Is also made that there 10 NOT
In the Pension Office that has not been overhauea
during the last year and the proper steps taken 10 adj
IL toward settlement. The Pension once ohclas
are much gratifed at the result OF the years WORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02

CHANGES IN THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, July 1.-The Board OF Visitors
the University OF Virginia adjourned to-day after 40
ceptng the designations OF Professor Page OF the agr
cultural and Professor Wheeler OF the chair
Of Greek Marye was appointed
rector. yica A. H.. LII, stuart, resigned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02
mAL1euANIprpHrHERIA IN oTIsvILLE

MpDLsrows, I. The little village OF otisville'
raven miles west Of here greatly troubled the a
pearance of malignant diphtheria in the town. Two
children Of Henry l. Grams died yesterday and two 9TH
ara ara not expected TO live There much excite
men that the public has been abruptly closed be
fore the end OF the term.